You know, it would be kind of awesome if we could somehow talk the giant dragon into not eating our planet
without fighting. That would be very fun and everyone would be amazed.
...
From the point of view of the
Garenhulder natives, going ape to fight a giant invading monster might actually be the optimal strategy. From their point of view, the whole event won't look like "aliens who look suspiciously like us killed the monster." It'll look like "Godzilla appeared mysteriously, Giant Yellow King Kong and his several cousins showed up equally mysteriously to kick his ass, then vanished without a trace, the end."
The problem is that from the point of view of people from the larger galaxy (including the alien scouts that are
already here and the army that's coming soon and has nowhere else to go
but here)... it's a dead giveaway and massive infohazard for us. Because
they will know at least legends or rumors of the ancient saiyans, the tailed humanoids that achieved astounding power through emotion-fueled transformations and could turn into giant ragemonkeys.
There is also the risk that if we pour on enough power to kill the dragon, we may be detected across interstellar distances in the process and the Enemy might home in on that. But that may be an unavoidable scenario- if we have to trigger an existential risk N years down the line in order to avoid one
right now, that may be our only option.
Fairly sure that they won't be doing much against big and scaly.
Massed barrages of Destructo Disks and Makankosappos might be helpful. And we know a lot of Exiles who train in Goku and Vegeta Style cross-train in Krillin Style a bit...
Basically, a lot of the contingency plans for fighting a mad Super-Saiyan Two apply, and the dragon is likely to be a bigger target.
I believe Mato is only a year younger, and actually more talented then us overall?
Mato spent a significant amount of slacking off on training and, at a point of time early in the quest, had attained a power level only in the tens of thousands, as I recall. Now granted things might be different if he were the Scion, but it's hardly a certainty that he'd be a stronger warrior than Kakara by now. He almost certainly wouldn't share Kakara's other advantages.
not exactly, we are slacking our training. specifically we are spending 6 hours every weel doing literally nothing.
Jaffur thinks we are slacking our training. Jaffur's idea of a "rigorous training schedule" is motivated by "I want to be strong enough to kill my father, a full power super saiyan with decades of experience, by the time I reach the age of twelve. Preferably ten. Eight would be nice.
Nothing else matters, period."
There has probably never been a single Exile with greater motivation for intense training in the entire history of their culture. I strongly suspect that Jaffur's incentive to train and idea of a 'rigorous training schedule' exceeds even that of his distant progenitor Vegeta. It certainly matches it.
By the standards of a really committed but basically normal saiyan martial artist, we're probably
still not training very hard... but we're training
closer to hard.
Or throw four Golden Oozarus at it.
I mean, it's maybe probably most likely a kaiju of some sort.
If we lack Perfect Multiform this is likely to be counterproductive. Three or four giant golden ragemonkeys with power levels of 500 or 375 million each (1/3 and 1/4th of our 1.5 billion maximum in Golden Oozaru, respectively) aren't going to accomplish much that couldn't be accomplished by, say, Kakara, Berra, and Apra working together.
If we
have Perfect Multiform, it's a great idea.
I was working under the assumption wr would face it masqued. Though I don't know if the elders were practicing golden ape.
There's a line on Berra's character sheet for it, I think. What it comes down to is that in Poptart-canon, Golden Oozaru is trivially easy to access for any super saiyan, as long as they are aware that the form exists in the first place.
Since "blond and glowy" form is strictly superior to "giant ragemonkey" even if you've got it fully trained and have a base power level of 375 million, most super-saiyans (possibly including the original Z-fighters in this timeline) simply never bothered to even try to attain the form. Once you know it's
possible to go super-saiyan while in oozaru form, or vice versa, it's a straightforward exercise to actually do so. The only likely obstacle would be lack of a fully trained oozaru form, and that clearly only takes a year or two to fix.
So given that Berra knows Golden Oozaru is a thing, it's a safe bet that he can do it too. As can Yammar and Apra, and for that matter any prospective super-saiyan rebels we run into.
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